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Hoboken : Wiley, 2024

xvi, 320 stran : ilustrace ; 23 cm

ISBN 978-1-119-84550-8 (brožováno)

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List of Tables ix // List of Figures x // Preface and Acknowledgement // 1. Critical Human Geography Today: A Multitude of Approaches 2. and Concepts? // Main Argument and Approach // Important Caveats: What This Book Is Not About // Key Considerations: Of/For Theory and Explanation // Chapter Outlines // Notes // 2. Contemporary Geographical Thought: Theory and Explanation // Theory in Marxism // Theories in Poststructuralism and Post-Phenomenology/Posthumanism // Actor-Network Theory // Non-Representational Theory // Assemblage Theory // Post-Phenomenology and Posthumanism // Theories in Feminism and Postcolonialism // Feminist Theory // Postcolonial Theory // Notes // 3. What Kind of Theory for What Kind of Human Geography? // Analytical Geographies: Theory and Explanation in Geography // From Concepts to Theories // From Theory to Explanation in Geography // Mid-Range Theories: Critical Realism, Causal Mechanisms, and Relational Thinking // What Realism - Critical and/or Speculative? // Causal Mechanisms and Relational Thinking in Mid-Range Theories // Notes // 4. Relational Theory // Relationality and Relational Thought in Contemporary Human Geography // Relationality in Marxian and Institutional Geographies // Relational Thought in Poststructuralist, Feminist, and Postcolonial Geographies // Making Things Happen: Towards a Relational Theory // Rethinking Relational Thought: Relationality and Power // Causal Powers and Relationality in Relational Geometries // Notes //

5. Mechanism and Process in Causal Explanation 173 // Theorizing Mechanism in Causal Explanation 175 // Reconceptualizing Mechanism, Process, and Context 178 // Causal Theory and Actors 185 // Processual Thought in Geography 188 // From Process to Mechanism: Explanatory Theory/Theorizing in Geography 195 // Why Neoliberalization? 196 // Neoliberalization: What’s in a Process and What Can Go Wrong? 199 // Explaining Neoliberalism ‘with Chinese Characteristics’: How Might the Process-Mechanism Distinction Work? 203 // Notes 207 // 6. Theorizing Globalization: Explanatory Theory, Situated Knowledges, and ‘Theorizing Back’ 212 // Globalization as Geographical Processes 215 // A Causal Theory of Global Production Networks: Explaining Globalization and Its Socio-Spatial Outcomes 221 // Beyond Situated Knowledges: ‘Theorizing Back’ and Making Theory Work 228 // Are Situated Knowledges Good Enough? 229 // Theorizing Back: Strategic Coupling and Global Economic Geographies 235 // Making Theory Work: The Trouble with Global Production Networks 240 // Notes 245 // 7. What Kind of Geography for What Kind of Social Science? // Towards Analytical Geographies: Mid-Range Geographical Theories for Social Science // Beyond ‘Academic Esotericism’: Analytical Geographies for Public Engagement and Policy // Notes // References // Index